February 2016 Attendees' Guide

Madrid, Spain

Performance Review Institute http://www.p-r-i.org

International Headquarters 161 Thorn Hill Road Warrendale, PA 15086 USA Phone: +1.724.772.1616 Fax: +1.724.772.7121 Email: pri@p-r-i.org

European Office 1 York Street London W1U 6PA UK Phone: +44.870.350.5011 Fax: +44.870.350.5022 Email: prieurope@p-r-i.org

Asia Office (China) PRI Asia Office (China) RM 219, Building No.1, China Aero-Polytechnology Establishment No. 7Jingshun Rd, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100 028, P.R.China Telephone: +86.10.6461.9807 Fax: +86.10.6467.3087 Email: lle@p-r-i.org

Asia Office (Japan) Renak Bldg, 4th Floor, 1-4 Matsushin-cho Kasugai-shi, Aichi 486-0931 Japan Phone: +81.568.35.3520 Fax: +81.568.35.3397 Email: mtakao@p-r-i.org

As of 18 January 2016 This does not represent the official roster or guidelines for Nadcap Meetings.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview of PRI/Nadcap ....................................................................................................................... 2 Organizational Structure ........................................................................................................................ 3 Nadcap Subscribers .............................................................................................................................. 4 Future Nadcap Meetings ...................................................................................................................... 5 Task Groups (Operational) .................................................................................................................... 5 Getting the Most Out of Nadcap ............................................................................................................ 6 Antitrust Statement ................................................................................................................................ 7 Nadcap Personal Code of Ethics & Conflict of Interest .......................................................................... 7 Neutrality ............................................................................................................................................... 8 Export Control ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Membership Responsibilities ................................................................................................................. 8 Membership Categories ......................................................................................................................... 9 Membership & Task Group Officer Codes ........................................................................................... 10 Meeting Participation & Voting Procedures .......................................................................................... 11 Supplier Voting Member Policy ............................................................................................................ 11 PRI Board of Directors ...................................................................................................................... 12 Administrative Committees Nadcap Management Council......................................................................................................... 13-14 Supplier Support Committee ........................................................................................................... 15-16 Task Groups Aerospace Quality Systems (AQS) ...................................................................................................... 17 Chemical Processing (CP) ............................................................................................................. 18-19 Coatings (CT) ..................................................................................................................................... 20 Composites (COMP) ..................................................................................................................... 21-22 Conventional Machining as a Special Process (CMSP) ...................................................................... 23 Elastomer Seals (SEAL) ..................................................................................................................... 24 Electronics (ETG) ............................................................................................................................... 25 Fluid Distribution Systems (FLU) ........................................................................................................ 26 Heat Treating (HT) ......................................................................................................................... 27-28 Materials Testing Laboratories (MTL) ............................................................................................ 29-30 Measurement & Inspection (M&I) ........................................................................................................ 31 Metallic Materials Manufacturing (MMM) ............................................................................................. 32 Nonconventional Machining and Surface Enhancement (NMSE) .................................................. 33-34 Nondestructive Testing (NDT) ....................................................................................................... 35-36 Non Metallic Materials Manufacturing (NMMM) .................................................................................. 37 Non Metallic Materials Testing (NMMT) .............................................................................................. 38 Sealants (SLT) ................................................................................................................................... 39 Welding (WLD) .................................................................................................................................... 40 General Global Staff E-Mail Addresses/Telephone Extensions .................................................................... 41-42 eAuditNet Training Sessions ............................................................................................................... 43 NCSI (Nadcap Customer Service Initiative) ......................................................................................... 44 Subscriber Orientation & Tutorial ......................................................................................................... 44 Supplier Orientation & Tutorial ............................................................................................................. 44 Supplier Support Committee Meeting .................................................................................................. 44

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OVERVIEW PRI / Nadcap

Nadcap is an unprecedented cooperative industry effort to improve quality, while reducing costs, for quality assurance throughout the aerospace and defense industries. Nadcap is an industry-managed approach to conformity assessment that brings together technical experts from both industry and government in the Nadcap organization. Prime contractors, suppliers and representatives from the Government work together to establish requirements for accreditation, approve suppliers and define operational program requirements. Unlike traditional third-party programs, Nadcap is an industry managed program. This process results in a standardized approach to quality assurance and a reduction in redundant auditing throughout the aerospace industry because industry has joined forces to develop a program that: • Establishes stringent audit criteria and requirements to meet industry consensus

standards of all participants • Replaces routine auditing of suppliers with one approved through a consensus

decision-making process of members from the user community • Conducts more in-depth, technically superior special process audits • Improves supplier quality throughout industry through stringent requirements • Reduces costs through improved standardization • Utilizes technically expert auditors to assure process familiarity • Provides more frequent audits for primes, fewer audits for suppliers Beneficiaries of improvements resulting from Nadcap are as diverse as Nadcap's many customers. A participating prime contractor reports a saving of over $1 million annually while achieving technically superior audits. An accredited Nadcap supplier has tracked a 97% reduction in rework resulting from improvements to their system stemming from Nadcap requirements.

Nadcap Facts

• Nadcap has over 2,800 accredited suppliers of special processes and products listed on the Nadcap Qualified Manufacturers List (QML)

• Nadcap has conducted over 62,400 audits with 5,000+ audits expected in 2016 • Subscribing prime contractor/government - 50

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ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Nadcap MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

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Nadcap SUBSCRIBING PRIME CONTRACTORS/ GOVERNMENT MEMBERS

• 309th Maintenance Wing-Hill AFB • AgustaWestland • Aerojet Rocketdyne • Air Force • Airbus Group

• Airbus • Airbus Defence and Space • Airbus Helicopters • Premium Aerotec GmbH • Stelia

• BAE Systems – Military Air & Information (MAI)

• BAE Systems • The Boeing Company • Bombardier Inc. • COMAC • Defense Contract Management

Agency (DCMA) • Eaton Aerospace • Embraer • Finmeccanica SpA - Settore

Aeronautica Divisione Velivoli; Divisione Aerostrutture

• GE Aviation • GE Avio S.r.l.

• GKN Aerospace • GKN Aerospace Sweden AB • General Dynamics

• Gulfstream Aerospace • Héroux Devtek Inc. (Landing Gear

Division) • Honeywell Aerospace

• Israel Aircraft Industries • Latecoere • Liebherr-Aerospace SAS • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation /

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MITAC/MHI)

• MTU Aero Engines AG • Northrop Grumman Corporation • Parker Aerospace Group • Raytheon Company • Rockwell Collins, Inc. • Rolls-Royce • SAFRAN Group • Singapore Technologies Aerospace • Sonaca • Spirit AeroSystems • Textron Inc.

• Bell Helicopter • Beechcraft • Cessna Aircraft Company • Textron Systems

• Thales • Triumph Group Inc. • United Technologies Corporation

• Pratt & Whitney • Pratt & Whitney Canada • Sikorsky Aircraft • UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) • UTC Aerospace (Hamilton

Sundstrand) • Zodiac Aerospace

For updated information, please visit the PRI Website at www.p-r-i.org

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FUTURE Nadcap MEETINGS

June 20-24, 2016 Novotel London West One Shortlands London W6 8DR United Kingdom

Rate: £195 Single occupancy bed & breakfast Reservation information will be posted on the PRI Website on/before 26 February 2016.

October 24-28, 2016 Omni William Penn Hotel 530 William Penn Place Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 USA

Rate: $185 Single/double occupancy Reservation information will be posted on the PRI Website on/before 24 June 2016.

TASK GROUPS (OPERATIONAL)

Abbreviation Program Name AQS Aerospace Quality Systems CP Chemical Processing CT Coatings COMP Composites CMSP Conventional Machining as a Special Process SEALS Elastomer Seals ETG Electronics FLU Fluid Distribution Systems HT Heat Treating M&I Measurement & Inspection MMM Metallic Materials Manufacturing MTL Materials Testing Laboratories NDT Nondestructive Testing NMC Nadcap Management Council NMMM Non Metallic Materials Manufacturing NMMT Non Metallic Materials Testing NMSE Nonconventional Machining and Surface Enhancement SLT Sealants (Manufacturers & Distributors) WLD Welding

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GETTING THE MOST OUT OF Nadcap

The benefits received by member companies vary in direct proportion to their participation and flowdown into their own corporate structures. Nadcap is a tool that provides significant benefits when utilized properly. In order to maximize your benefits from Nadcap, the following tips will help:

For Subscriber Members

1. Clearly define your objectives, support and expectations for Nadcap. Share this information with your company's key personnel and Nadcap representatives. Ensure that management decisions (e.g., require or accept Nadcap accreditation and stop own auditing) are incorporated by organization.

2. Select personnel to represent your company to the task group who have demonstrated expertise in the task group area of responsibilities. Ensure all attendees have a basic understanding of the Nadcap process.

3. Ensure appropriate personnel in your company (sourcing & quality) are familiar with Nadcap's operation and the company's policies concerning Nadcap.

4. Address changes necessary in your current operations to provide for maximum implementation of Nadcap throughout your corporate structure.

For Supplier Members

1. Understand the objectives of Nadcap and participate in the improvement of the process. Attend Supplier events and meetings.

2. Utilize the many resources available on the PRI Website (www.p-r-i.org) and eAuditNet (www.eAuditNet.com). These resources are summarized in a document found at:

eAuditNet→Resources→Documents→Public Documents→Supplier Support Committee (SSC)→SSC Documents→Supplier Tools Spreadsheet

3. Take advantage of the Supplier Mentoring program which can pair you with an

experienced supplier to help you understand the common pitfalls in audits. 4. Perform a thorough and effective pre-audit well before your actual audit and

correct any deficiencies found. Document your objective evidence. 5. After your Nadcap audit move swiftly to identify root causes and implement

effective corrective actions in response to audit nonconformances. 6. Promote your success; notify your customers of your Nadcap accreditation.

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ANTITRUST

Associations by nature involve communications or activities among members who are business competitors. Extreme care must be exercised to avoid policies, programs, dialogues, or pursuits, which could be seen as having an intention or result of restraint of trade. Conscientious antitrust compliance and fairness to participants demand that association meetings be conducted properly. Only legitimate subjects for association discussion should be undertaken. Chairpersons have been instructed that parliamentary rules and procedures should be followed at all meetings.

Nadcap Personal Code of Ethics and Conflict of Interest

All individuals (Subscribers, Suppliers, Staff, Auditors, etc.) involved with the Nadcap activity shall exhibit acceptable professional standards of conduct and uphold and advance the integrity of Nadcap. Each individual is expected to exercise impartial professional judgment to assure confidence in the integrity of Nadcap by avoiding conflicts of interest in all Nadcap related activities. When a competing interest has the potential to preclude or impair exercising one’s independent professional judgment or unreasonably jeopardize the integrity of the Nadcap activity, the individual should disassociate themselves from that particular activity. Any person associated with the Nadcap activity who believes that continued participation by any other person may jeopardize the integrity of Nadcap should bring the matter to the attention of the Nadcap Management Council. All Nadcap Staff, its Auditors, Nadcap Management Council and Task Group Members shall maintain proprietary or confidential information with which they become familiar as a result of their exposure to the supplier and/or reports during the accreditation process appropriately. Information of this type shall not be shared with individuals or organizations having no right to this information. All individuals associated with the Nadcap audit and review process shall avoid using undue influence or personal conversation to influence the audit results or the review process. Any known violations to the above policy may be reported to the ad hoc Nadcap Ethics Committee at NadcapEthics@p-r-i.org.

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NEUTRALITY

In keeping with the original spirit and purpose of the Nadcap program, all Nadcap meetings and related activities are to be conducted for the benefit of the aerospace industry as a whole. Activities sponsored by any individual Nadcap participant in conjunction with a Nadcap meeting or Nadcap-sponsored event, including but not limited to promotional events (hospitality suites, receptions, site tours, etc.) distribution of marketing materials, etc. are discouraged by Nadcap leadership and the Nadcap Management Council . To the extent that a supplier engages in such activities and those activities interfere with the objectives of the Nadcap program, the supplier may be asked to limit/modify/refrain from such activity.

EXPORT CONTROL The Nadcap process accounts for the need to control the exchange of information, data, etc. that is restricted under export control regulations. This includes information which is shared or presented during Nadcap meetings, conference calls, and in discussions between meeting attendees. All attendees must take precautions to ensure that no information or material which is restricted under any export control regulation is included in any presentation or discussion during Nadcap meetings. If you are unsure as to whether or not the data with which you’re working is restricted under the Export Administration Regulation (EAR), the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR), and/or any other international export control law(s), you are legally obligated to contact the organization with whom the data originated for clarification.

RECORDING POLICY Audio or video recording of Nadcap meetings is prohibited unless formal approval is received from all attendees and recorded in the minutes. Violators of this policy will be asked to stop recording. Failure to stop recording or repeated attempts to record may result in expulsion from the meeting and/or the Nadcap program.

MEMBERSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Subscriber members are expected to attend all Nadcap meetings. If the member is unable to

attend, an alternate may be designated. 2. Other Nadcap members should make arrangements to attend all meetings where policy,

procedures, audit criteria, etc., will be discussed. Non-subscriber members shall review agenda to determine if they should attend.

3. Reply to surveys, questionnaires, and ballots that are circulated to members. 4. Carry through sponsorship and coordination of individual projects as assigned. 1. Prepare checklists for auditing and continuing surveillance. 2. Review resumes and interview auditors. 3. Review audit reports. 4. Participate in oversight audits.

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MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

Subscriber Prime Subscriber Prime members are those aerospace or defense contractor prime companies who are Nadcap Subscribers, and Design Approval holders or Design Authorities of Aviation, Defense, and/or Space products for end use products or significant systems or subsystems for such products. Companies qualifying as Subscribers supporting Commercial Aviation shall hold approvals such as Technical Standard Order (TSO), Type Certificate (TC), Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) or Design Organization Approval (DOA) from an applicable regulatory agency or have been delegated design authority for major aircraft sections such as the fuselage, wing, or empennage from companies holding such approvals. Companies qualifying as Subscribers supporting Defense or Space shall demonstrate Design Authority of active product which is recognized by the industry as end-use products or significant systems or subsystems (such as propulsion systems, brake systems, aero structure systems, or the equivalent). These Subscriber Members have the design authority to write their own special process specifications and have internal engineering organizations to provide technical directions and support. Subscriber organizations which are structured to provide networked resources within their corporation for design and special process technical directions and support may identify subsidiary organizations or joint ventures owned by only Subscribers as part of their Subscriber Agreement with associated rights and obligations provided such organizations either meet the Subscriber Prime criteria or provide special process services solely to their corporation or joint venture corporations and not to other customers.

Subscriber Government

Representative from government agencies. Has vote in all Nadcap activities.

Supplier Active supplier who is participating in developing and revising audit criteria. Has vote in task groups on non-accreditation matters.

Liaison/Specialist Individual who has specific technical knowledge for a particular task group.

Pending Subscriber Same as Subscriber. This grade is temporary to allow new Subscribers to participate.

Observer May attend Nadcap meetings. May attend audit reviews by invitation only.

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MEMBERSHIP CODES UVM SUBSCRIBER VOTING MEMBER - An appointed participator

of the Nadcap system.

SVM SUPPLIER VOTING MEMBER - A supplier member voting on nonaccreditation matters within the Task Group.

ALT ALTERNATE VOTING MEMBER - A qualified individual designated by a Voting Member to act in their absence.

MBR MEMBER - Appointed individual who participates by attending meetings, answering questionnaires, and furnishing pertinent technical information and expertise. Member has no formal vote.

GVT A government representative. If voting member, will have "UVM" code.

LVM LIAISON VOTING MEMBER - A voting member representing a corporation other than an OEM (i.e., a society or association).

TASK GROUP Officer Codes

CHR Chairperson

VCH Vice Chairperson

SEC Secretary

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MEETING PARTICIPATION AND VOTING PROCEDURES

Meeting Participation • All members can attend open meetings. Subscriber meetings (closed meetings)

may be attended only by subscribers, pending subscribers or government members. NMC Voting Member Only meetings may be attended only by NMC Voting Members. Other members may be included in Closed or NMC Voting Member Only meetings at the invitation of the Chairperson.

• At Closed meetings, audit reports are reviewed, or accreditation status of suppliers

is discussed. Voting • Nadcap Management Council: Majority of eligible members present with a

minimum of five subscriber members. • All other meetings: Majority of eligible members present with a minimum of three

subscriber members, or per Task Group procedure. • When discussing critical issues, chairperson may call for voting members or

subscriber members vote only. NMC SUPPLIER VOTING MEMBER POLICY Each Nadcap commodity task group may have one appointed supplier member with full voting privileges at Council, on non-accreditation matters. The total number of supplier voting members shall be limited to 50% of the total number of Subscriber voting members, and the number of supplier votes shall not exceed 33⅓ % of Council voting members. The Nadcap Management Council Chairperson will maintain the right to call for a Subscriber vote only.

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PRI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Stan Adachi Divisional Director, Supplier Quality Defense, Space and Security The Boeing Company Severin Drogoul Vice President – Business Improvement & Quality Airbus Group Etienne Galan Vice President Purchasing Snecma (Safran Group) Michael J. Hayward Sector Director International & Logistics Excellence Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Erik Kunkle Quality Leader, Global Sourcing GE Aviation Mario Langlois (Chairman) Director, Quality Engineering & Safety Office Bombardier Aerospace

Tony Maguire BSc, MCQI CQP Head of Quality Hawk Aircraft Programmes BAE Systems PLC Ron Meester Vice President, Global Quality Honeywell Aerospace Anna “Graham” Morast Director, Group Quality Pratt & Whitney Alan Partridge Global Head of Materials Engineering Rolls-Royce David L. Schutt, PhD Chief Executive Officer SAE Junji Tsuji General Manager of Production Engineering Development Department, Aero-Engine and Space Operations IHI Corporation

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NADCAP MANAGEMENT COUNCIL (NMC)

PRI Staff Contacts: Scott Klavon, +1.724.772.7111, sklavon@p-r-i.org Kellie O’Connor, +1.724.772.8676, koconnor@p-r-i.org NMC Leadership: Chairperson: Jeff Lott, The Boeing Company Vice Chairperson: Richard Blyth, Rolls-Royce

NMC Committee Chairs: Ethics & Appeals: Scott Iby, UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Globalization & Strategy: Jeff Lott, The Boeing Company Metrics: Richard Blyth, Rolls-Royce Oversight: Frank Mariot, Triumph Group Standardization: Bob Koukol, Honeywell Aerospace

NMC Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM)

309th Maintenance Wing David Hansen AgustaWestland Fabrizio Quadrini Airbus Pascal Blondet Airbus Defence & Space Norberto Roiz BAE Systems Inc. David Cianfrini BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Craig Bowden Beechcraft Jeff Cerre Alternate: Michael Murray The Boeing Company Howard Jeff Lott Alternate: Martha Hogan-Battisti Bombardier Inc. Robin McGuckin Cessna Aircraft Company Jason Jolly Alternate: Jeremy Phillips COMAC Wendy Jiang DCMA Christopher Brust Alternate: Michael Bess Eaton, Aerospace Group Lisa Shaw Embraer S.A. Ana Cristina Ottani dos Santos Alternate: Jose Eduardo Freire Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Angela Vitale GE Aviation Mark Rechtsteiner GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Per Rehndell Gulfstream Aerospace Tim Hayes Héroux Devtek Inc. Marc Montreuil Honeywell Aerospace Bob Koukol Alternate: Scott O’Connor

Israel Aerospace Industries Victor Schonberger Liebherr Aerospace Dietmar Becher Lockheed Martin Corporation Frank McManus MITAC / MHI Hidekazu Furugori Alternate: Masahiro Kawamoto MTU Aero Engines AG Ralph Kropp Northrop Grumman Corporation Russell Cole Alternate: George Winchester Pratt & Whitney David Soong Alternate: Henry Sikorski Pratt & Whitney Canada David Bale Rockwell Collins Inc. Kevin Knox Alternate: Scott Severson Rolls-Royce Richard Blyth SAFRAN Group Jean-Philippe Mathevet Alternate: Latchezar Anguelov Sikorsky Aircraft Karen Kim Sonaca Eric LeFort Spirit AeroSystems Harold Finch Triumph Group Frank Mariot Alternate: Scott Porterfield UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Scott Maitland UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Scott Iby

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NADCAP MANAGEMENT COUNCIL (NMC)

NMC Members, continued Supplier Voting Members (SVM) COMP/NMMM/NMMT Task Group Vitorio Stana, (Avcorp Industries, Inc.) CP Task Group Jim Cummings, (Metal Finishing Company) CT Task Group Vern Talmadge, (Howmet Thermatech Coatings) HT Task Group Wilfried Weber, (PFW Aerospace GmbH) M&I Task Group Tammi Schubert, (Helicomb International, Inc.) MTL Task Group Corwyn Berger, (Exova, Inc.) NDT Task Group Gary White, (Orbit NDT) WLD Task Group Michael Schleckman, (Voss Industries, Inc.) Supplier Support Committee Chairperson Dale Harmon, (Cincinnati Thermal Spray)

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SUPPLIER SUPPORT COMMITTEE (SSC)

PRI Staff Contacts: Scott Klavon, +1.724.772.7111, sklavon@p-r-i.org Connie Hess, +1.724.772.8660, chess@p-r-i.org Shannon McMeans, +1.724.772.8659, smcmeans@p-r-i.org

SSC Leadership: Chairperson: Dale Harmon, Cincinnati Thermal Spray Inc.

Mission Statement: The Nadcap Supplier Support Committee (SSC) mission is to represent the Supplier community and work with the Nadcap Management Council (NMC) to enhance the effectiveness and economical value of the Nadcap system for the mutual benefit of Suppliers and Subscribers. Vision Statement: The Supplier Support Committee (SSC), a body of Supplier volunteers, serves as a consolidated voice to the NMC and advocates on behalf of all Suppliers. The SSC will contribute as a trusted partner with all stakeholders to the continual effectiveness of the Nadcap process. Our success will be realized through strict adherence to our core values of respect, responsiveness, engagement and accountability. Core Values: • Respect:

Support the entire Supplier community with mutual respect.

• Responsiveness: Capture, listen and respond to the Supplier needs/questions in a timely manner.

• Engagement: Create an atmosphere that promotes Supplier involvement.

• Accountability: Accountability rests on the contributions of the Leadership Team.

Guiding Principles: We are committed to… • The integrity of our relationship with our fellow Suppliers and value their participation and commitment to continuous

program improvement • Complete transparency to maintain the value of the Supplier voice • Facilitating alignment between the Suppliers, PRI and NMC • Communicating with all stakeholder groups that allows innovative ways to enhance the program • Sustaining advocacy of all current and future Supplier needs and expectations • Assisting Suppliers with their non-technical needs

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SUPPLIER SUPPORT COMMITTEE (SSC)

PRI Staff Contacts: Scott Klavon, +1.724.772.7111, sklavon@p-r-i.org Connie Hess, +1.724.772.8660, chess@p-r-i.org Shannon McMeans, +1.724.772.8659, smcmeans@p-r-i.org

SSC Leadership: Chairperson: Dale Harmon, Cincinnati Thermal Spray Inc.

SSC Leadership Team (SSC LT) SSC LT Chairperson Dale Harmon, (Cincinnati Thermal Spray Inc.) SSC LT Secretary Jonathan Hebben, (Avcorp Composite Fabrications) SSC LT Past Chair Advisor Eric Jacklin, (F.M. Callahan & Son, Inc.) SSC LT Americas Lisa Donahoe, (Alcoa Inc.) SSC LT Americas Jim Ringer, (Tech Met) SSC LT Americas Gary White, (Orbit Industries Inc.) SSC LT Asia Lei Bao, (NCS Testing) SSC LT Europe Arno Toelkes, (Euro-Composites SA) SSC Sub Team Leaders Communications Jim Ringer, (Tech Met) Flowdown Steve Payne, (Praxair Surface Technologies) Mentoring Lisa Jensen-Donahoe, (Alcoa Inc.) Metrics Jonathan Hebben, (Avcorp Composite Fabrications) SSC Helpdesk Nancy Vancil, (Toray Carbon Fibers America, Inc.) SSC Task Group Representatives Gary White, (Orbit Industries) Supplier Survey Lei Bao, (NCS Testing) SSC Task Group Representatives AQS Task Group David Eshleman, (The Young Engineers) CMSP Task Group James Jensen, Sr., (Moeller Manufacturing Co.) COMP Task Group Vitorio Stana, (Avcorp Industries Inc.) CP Task Group Eric Jacklin, (F.M. Callahan & Son Inc) CT Task Group Jeff Tomczak, (TECHMETALS Inc.) ETG Task Group Doug Schueller, (Abel Conn LLC) HT Task Group Roy Adkins, (Braddock Metallurgical Daytona Beach) M&I Task Group David Sherril, (LMI Aerospace) MMM Task Group Jonathan Gonzalez, (Alcoa Fastening Systems and Rings) MTL Task Group Sharon Norton, (Atlas Testing Laboratories) NDT Task Group Gary White, (Orbit Industries) NMSE Task Group Shelly Lawless, (Meyer Tool Inc.) WLD Task Group Michael Schleckman, (Voss Industries)

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AEROSPACE QUALITY SYSTEMS (AQS)

The Aerospace Quality Systems Task Group conducts audits to demonstrate compliance to PRI AC7004. This quality system is required where no quality system approval exists in accordance with Nadcap Program Document PD 1100 and Operating Procedure OP 1103. PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Susan Frailey, +1.618.615.4478, sfrailey@p-r-i.org Mike Gutridge, +1.740.587.9841, mgutridge@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Robin Borrelli, The Boeing Company Vice Chairperson: Scott O’Connor, Honeywell Aerospace Secretary: David Day, GE Aviation

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) The Boeing Company Robin Borrelli Alternate: Patricia Wesemann Atlernate: Tony Marino Cessna Aircraft Company Saeed Cheema Atlernate: Jeff Robb Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) Michael Bess Eaton, Aerospace Group David Staten Jr. GE Aviation David Day Honeywell Aerospace Scott O’Connor Northrop Grumman Corporation Russell Cole Spirit AeroSystems Chris Davison Alternate: Harold Finch UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Angelina Mendoza Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Aero Dynamics Cara Burzynski Tech Met Jim Tuminello The Young Engineers, Inc. David Eshleman AQS Liaisons CMSP Task Group David Day COMP Task Group Sally Spindor CP Task Group Michael Coleman CT Task Group Joel Mohnacky ETG Task Group Gilbert Shelby M&I Task Group Steve Rowe NDT Task Group Pete Torelli NMSE Task Group Jeff Robb WLD Task Group Saeed Cheema

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CHEMICAL PROCESSING (CP)

The Chemical Processing Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the AC7108 series of documents. These audits address the following types of processes: •Anodizing •Chemical Cleaning •Chemical Milling •Conversion/Phosphate Coating

•Etching •Laboratory Evaluation •Paint/Dry Film Coatings •Plating

•Stripping •Surface Prep Prior to Metal Bond •Surface Treatment/Passivation • Vacuum Cadmium & Aluminium IVD

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Ethan Akins +1.724.772.8524 eakins@p-r-i.org Nigel Cook, +44.(0)1332.869.274, ncook@p-r-i.org Mike Graham, +1.724.772.8646, mgraham@p-r-i.org Christine Nesbitt, +1.724.772.4073, cnesbitt@p-r-i.org Robert Nixon, +1.724.772.8596, rnixon@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Karyn Deming, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Vice Chairperson: Mike Stolze, Northrop Grumman Corp.

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) 309th Maintenance Wing-Hill AFB Caroline LeClair AgustaWestland Fabrizio Quadrini Alternate: Alessio Colombara Airbus Carleen Brubaker Airbus Defence & Space Josefa Rodriguez Baena Airbus Helicopters Malik Boutoba BAE Systems Inc., Electronic Systems Nick Magnapera BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Zia Usmani Alternate: Craig Bowden Bell Helicopter Textron Katelyn Crowley Alternate: Greg Haataja The Boeing Company Michael Coleman Alternate: Cary Baker Alternate: Sylvia Franklin Alternate: Andrew Murphy Bombardier Inc. Stephen Judge Cessna Aircraft Company Jeremy Phillips COMAC Yuhui Sun Alternate: Miao Wang Alternate: Wei Wang Eaton, Aerospace Group Martin Kolinko Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Augusto Albolino GE Aviation Muralikrishnan Ramalingam Alternate: Jim O’Shea General Dynamics Corp. Raj Nagarajan Alternate: Douglas Hahn Alternate: Richard Shain GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Jerker Nordh Héroux Devtek Inc. Marc Montreuil Alternate: Marc-André Lefebvre

Honeywell Aerospace Steve Starr Alternate: Jim Chan Alternate: Bob Koukol Israel Aerospace Industries Ron Cohen Alternate: Daniel Amara Lockheed Martin Corporation Susan Lewis Alternate: Mariusz Stanczyk Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Tomohiko Ashikaga Alternate: Hirohiko Hattori Alternate: Kazuhiro Kajima Northrop Grumman Corporation Mike Stolze Pratt & Whitney Jonathan Scudder Raytheon Co. Hal Abel Alternate: Eric T. Oswald Rockwell Collins Inc. Michael Vosatka Alternate: Paul Slater Rolls-Royce Barry Snitzer SAFRAN Group Veronique Marcel Alternate: Mihaela Lupu Sonaca Laurent Geerts Spirit AeroSystems Shawn Vierthaler Textron Systems Robert Faticanti Triumph Group Gene Wallace Alternate: Gerald Harvey Alternate: Minh Quan Alternate: Steve McDonough UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Karyn Deming Alternate: Angelina Mendoza UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Sergey Yesilevich Alternate: Chris Reilly

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CHEMICAL PROCESSING (CP)

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Ethan Akins +1.724.772.8524 eakins@p-r-i.org Nigel Cook, +44.(0)1332.869.274, ncook@p-r-i.org Mike Graham, +1.724.772.8646, mgraham@p-r-i.org Christine Nesbitt, +1.724.772.4073, cnesbitt@p-r-i.org Robert Nixon, +1.724.772.8596, rnixon@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Karyn Deming, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Vice Chairperson: Mike Stolze, Northrop Grumman Corp.

Task Group Members, Continued Supplier Voting Members (SVM)

AAA Plating & Inspection, Inc. Jerry Wahlin Aerofin Laboratories Ltd. Paul French Alternate: Alex French Aetna Plating Company Bruce Dobbins Alcoa Howmet Dover Castings, Inc. Matt Zanolli Anodyne, Inc. Gary Fox Anoplate Corp. Milt Stevenson Applied Aerospace Structures Corp. Ben Flores Asahi Kinzoku Kogyo Inc. Yoshiomi Sukesada Avcorp Composite Fabrications Jonathan Hebben Avcorp Industries Inc. Vitorio Stana B-D Industries Inc. Jim Denton Barnes Aerospace Awwen Tyrsson Black Oxide Industries, Inc. Greg Penny Bowman Plating Company, Inc. Blanca E. Huerta Central Metal Finishing Peter Cox Chem Processing Inc. Gardiner Rynne ChemResearch Co. Inc. Ron Franklin Chrome Plus International Simone Murphy-Fickenworth Alternate: Jorge DellaCosta CIL Dennis Reidy Element Materials Technology Julie Nguyen Esterline - Hytek Finishes Company Steve Simacek F.M. Callahan & Son Inc. Eric Jacklin Fountain Plating Co. David Michaud Galion Stephane Chaumeil GKN Aerospace Chem-Tronics Inc. Dinh Ngo Har-Conn Chrome Co. Daniel Backus Helicomb International Tammi Schubert

Hi-Tech Metal Finishing Guy Saenz Alternate: Abdul Nathani Hohman Plating & Mfg Inc. Phillip Bratton Kearfott Corporation – Motion System Division Sarah Fuqua Lisi Aerospace Torrance Warren DeCuir Lord Corporation Ken Rettger Alternate: Ken Shouse Alternate: Brian Zentis Magnetic Inspection Laboratory Inc. Mike Noettl Metal Finishing Co. Jim Cummings Olympic Scientific Inc. David Serbousek Poly-Metal Finishing Kim Porter PPI Aerospace Larry Carlson RBC Aircraft Products Inc Nathan Gangloff Robert Stuart Ltd. Mark Airey Saporito Finishing Company Steve Stone Alternate: Jeff Logan Skills Inc. Bill Heeter Stabile Plating Co Michael Franciso Superior Plating Inc. Rosa Martin Team Industrial Services – Cincinnati Cindy Roth Tech Met Jim Ringer Alternate: Jim Tuminello TechMetals Inc. Christopher Fredrickson Alternate: Phil Brockman Triumph Processing, Embee Division Inc. Mitchell Tanner U.S. Chrome Corp. of Connecticut John Carpenter Westfield Electroplating Co. Keven Kudelka X-Ray Industries, Inc. Richard Kline

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COATINGS (CT)

The Coatings Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the PRI AC7109 series of standards. These documents contain the Nadcap requirements for the following: • Thermal Spray • Vapor Deposited Coatings • Diffusion Coating Processes • Stripping of Coating Materials

• Coating Evaluation • Plating of Coated Parts • Heat Treating of Coated Parts

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Justin Rausch, +1.724.772.7116, jrausch@p-r-i.org Robert Lizewski, +1 724 772 8681, blizewski@p-r-i.org Jim Lewis, +1 724 772 8688, jlewis@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Udo Schuelke, Honeywell Aerospace Vice Chairperson: Joel Mohnacky, UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Secretary: Dale Harmon, Cincinnati Thermal Spray

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Helicopters Carlos Sanchez Bautista GE Aviation James Dunn Alternate: Erkan Kilic GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Jan Wigren Alternate: Björn Kjellman Honeywell Aerospace Udo Schuelke Alternate: Jack Saunders

Parker Aerospace Group Dan Loveless Rolls-Royce Patrick Kiernan Alternate: Tetyana Shmyreva SAFRAN Group Fabrice Crabos Alternate: Francis Monerie-Moulin UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Mark Binfield UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Joel Mohnacky

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Cincinnati Thermal Spray Dale Harmon Ellison Surface Technologies Ronald Stewart Howmet Thermatech Coatings Vern Talmadge Oerlikon Metco Canada Inc. Brent Bartlett Praxair Surface Technologies Steve Payne Techmetals, Inc. Jeff Tomczak Alternate: Phillip Brockman

ATTENTION ALL Nadcap COATINGS (CT) SUPPLIERS

In order to smoothly facilitate your upcoming Nadcap initial or re-accreditation audit, the Nadcap Coatings Task Group would like you to be aware that eAuditNet contains numerous self-help documents to guide through the process. The path provided below will lead you to the Coatings Audit Resources file which is a quick and easy reference tool providing links to numerous self-help documents pertinent to every stage of the Nadcap audit process. You are encouraged to take advantage of these valuable self-diagnostic references prior to your Nadcap audit. They may help you to avoid many of the most common findings and maximize your benefit throughout the audit while minimizing overall costs to your business.

Path: eAuditNet→Resources→Documents→Public Documents→Coatings→Coatings Audit Resources

The Nadcap Coatings Task Group is committed to continually improving the program for all participants and welcomes all suggestions that support their efforts. Please do not hesitate to contact Justin Rausch with your suggestions or attend a Nadcap meeting to contribute your ideas in person.

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COMPOSITES (COMP)

The Composites Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the PRI AC7118. These audits address the Nadcap requirements for the following processes: • CMP – Compression Molding • CP – Core Processing • LRP – Liquid Resin Processing

• MB – Metal Bonding • PAR – Prepeg/Adhesive Bonding/Resin Film Infusion

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: John Tibma +1.724.772.7148, jtibma@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Keith Panuska, Lockheed Martin Corp. Vice Chairperson: Tara Campbell, Rolls-Royce Secretary: Monica Alcala, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) AgustaWestland Fabrizio Quadrini Airbus Javier Garcia-Baeza Alternate: David Constable Airbus Defence & Space Alberto Portal Airbus Helicopters Achim Enzmann Alternate: Olivier Goupillon BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Brett Hemingway Alternate: Steve Grunshaw Bell Helicopter Textron John Key Jr. Alternate: Elliott Schulte The Boeing Company Lance Loeks Alternate: Adam Dalesandro Alternate: Joseph DeVirgilio Alternate: Richard Hammond Alternate: Frank Lennert Alternate: Rick Ouellette Bombardier Inc. Anne Stanley Alternate: Mario Simard Alternate: Frank Thomas Cessna Aircraft Company Tawny Blumenshine Alternate: Jeremy Phillips COMAC Ping Chen Alternate: Yuhui Yuan Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Michele Losito GE Aviation Andreas Mastorakis Alternate: Douglas Armstrong

General Dynamics Pam Blevins GKN Aerospace Richard Perrett Gulfstream Aerospace Ron Kramer Honeywell Aerospace Monica Alcala Alternate: James Cobb Alternate: Leah Markowitz Alternate: Konstantina Stefanidou Israel Aerospace Industries Herman Leibovich Lockheed Martin Corporation Keith Panuska Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Tomohiko Ashikaga Northrop Grumman Corporation Larry Olsen Pratt & Whitney Evelyn Jacobson Raytheon Company Randy Armstrong Rolls-Royce Tara Campbell SAFRAN Group Laura Benedetti Alternate: Patrick Dunleavy Sonaca Eric LeFort Alternate: Laurent DeJaie Spirit AeroSystems Kevin Dowling Alternate: Justin Walker Triumph Group Sally Spindor UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Angelina Mendoza Alternate: William Macias

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COMPOSITES (COMP)

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: John Tibma +1.724.772.7148, jtibma@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Keith Panuska, Lockheed Martin Corp. Vice Chairperson: Tara Campbell, Rolls-Royce Secretary: Monica Alcala, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members, Continued Supplier Voting Members (SVM)

Applied Aerospace Structures Mike Guthmiller Alternate: Ben Flores Applied Composites Engineering Jeff Rybolt Alternate: Tom Brooks Avcorp Industries Inc. Vitorio Stana Brenner Aerospace Bob Baltzer Composiflex, Inc. Rhonda Sutter DuPont de Nemours and Company Breton Lutz Alternate: Jim Weishampel Euro-Composites Arno Toelkes Exova (UK) Limited Natalia Becerra Pozo FACC Operations GmbH Hubert Kern GKN Aerospace Tommie Lakes Alternate: Sue Lauer Helicomb International, Inc Tammi Schubert Hexcel Corporation Jim Brown Alternate: Stephen Davies Alternate: Roy Redmond LMI Aerospace Gordon Cameron Orbital ATK – Aerospace Structures Division Karen Quinn Alternate: Bryan Loveless Park Aerospace Technologies Corp. Frank Alberto Russell Plastics Technology Co., Inc. Ivan Reyes Alternate: Dorota Stankiewicz Swift Engineering Inc. Kevin Brennan Alternate: Rick Heise

Liaisons

TE Wire Patrick Durkin

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CONVENTIONAL MACHINING AS A SPECIAL PROCESS (CMSP)

The Conventional Machining as a Special Process (CMSP) Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the AC7126 series of checklists for conventional machining as a special process. These audits address the following types of processes: • Holemaking • Turning • Grinding

• Broaching • Milling • Edge Treatment

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Andy Statham, +44.133.286.9276, astatham@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Charles Beargie, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Vice Chairperson: Secretary: John Pfeiffer, GE Aviation

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Helicopters Philippe Durand GE Aviation John Pfeiffer Alternate: Ertem Aygin Heroux-Devtek Marc-André Lefebvre Honeywell Aerospace Ken Abram Alternate: Mario Enriquez Alternate: Alex Pohoata Alternate: Doug Webb MTU Aero Engines AG Ulf Hampel SAFRAN Group Vincent Dutilh UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Charles Beargie Alternate: Zeljko Calija Alternate: Dan Graves Alternate: Scott Maitland

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Absolute Technologies Andre Mulyono Moeller Manufacturing Co James Jensen Strite Precision Machining Limited Sean Carvalho

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ELASTOMER SEALS (SEALS)

The Elastomer Seals Task Group is conducting product audits to demonstrate compliance to AC7115. Audit elements include: O-rings, plate seals / rubber bonded to substrates, molded shapes, compounding, compression seals, and fabric/textile reinforced seals. PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Keith Purnell, +1.724.772.8685, kpurnell@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Manuel Koucouthakis, Honeywell Aerospace Vice Chairperson: Estrella Watson, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich)

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) The Boeing Company Patrick Heppe Alternate: Michelle Tuttle Cessna Aircraft Company Brent Clothier Honeywell Aerospace Manuel Koucouthakis Alternate: Konstantina Stefanidou Alternate: Bob Teegarden Lockheed Martin Corporation Kent DeFranco Pratt & Whitney Melissa Facas Rolls-Royce Shaun Brewin Alternate: Benjamin Shaw US Air Force Michelle Barga Alternate: Alan Fletcher UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Estrella Watson UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Marc Gage Alternate: David Grulke

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company Shelia Olewine Freudenberg-NOK Manuel Rebelo Meggitt Aerospace Limited Mark Keal Alternate: David Sykes Micro-tronics Inc. Scott Kronabetter Parker Hannifin John Dickinson Alternate: Royce McDaniel Alternate: Joe Tengco Trelleborg Sealing Solutions John Cutler Alternate: Robert Nichols

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ELECTRONICS (ETG)

The Electronics Task Group is conducting electronics audits to demonstrate compliance to AC7119 Printed Boards, AC7120 Circuit Card Assemblies, and AC7121 Cable and Harness Assemblies. PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Susan Frailey, +1.618.615.4478, sfrailey@p-r-i.org Julia Markardt, +1.724.772.8649, jmarkardt@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Roy Garside, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Roger Bloomfield, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Secretary: Scott Meyer, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich)

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Magali Vigier Honeywell Aerospace Junta Okutsu Alternate: John Mastorides Alternate: Richard Rumas Raytheon Company Gilbert Shelby Rolls-Royce Roy Garside SAFRAN Group Nathalie LeFevre Alternate: Jerome Hery Thales Arnaud Grivon Alternate: Philippe Larivee UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Scott Meyer Alternate: Roger Bloomfield UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) William Cardinal

Supplier Voting Members (SVM)

AbelConn Electronics Douglas Schueller Cristek Interconnects, Inc. Donna Lopez-Evans Alternate: Julie Barker Ducommun LaBarge Technologies, Inc. Jennifer Wagner Eltek USA Inc. James Barry Fokker Elmo B.V. Kees van der Schoor Logic PD Matthew Smith Meggitt Sensing Systems Jose Lages SELHA Jean-Francois Mahe Somacis SpA Cristiano Bazzi TTM Technologies Juan Vasquez

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FLUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (FLU)

The Fluid Distribution Standards Task Group is conducting product audits to demonstrate compliance to AC7112, AC7112/1, AC7112/2, AC7112/3, AC7112/4, AC7112/6 and AC7123. These audits address the following:

• Hose Manufacturing • Fittings & Other Machined Components • Couplings

• Hose Assembly • Value Added Hose Assembly Distributors • Titanium Tubing Manufacturers

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Keith Purnell, +1.724.772.8685, kpurnell@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Robert Schreiber, The Boeing Company Vice Chairperson: Samuel Buri, The Boeing Company

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Bell Helicopter Textron Benjamin Hedges The Boeing Company Samuel Buri Robert Schreiber Alternate: Joe Bebey GE Aviation Dan Smith Rolls-Royce Mark Paul Alternate: Shweta Dundon

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Hydraflow Chris Schofield Smiths Tubular Systems - Laconia Phillip Wade Spencer Aerospace Manufacturing, LLC Mark Scatoloni Voss Industries Michael Schleckman

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HEAT TREATING (HT)

The Heat Treating Task Group has developed AC7102 requirements and checklists that include the following:

• Metal Systems – Carbon & Alloy Steels, Stainless Steel, pH Stainless Steels, Cast Iron, Aluminum Alloys, Titanium Alloys, Heat Resisting Alloys, Magnesium, Other Nonferrous Metals

• Heat Treating Processes – Normalizing, Annealing, Hardening and Tempering, Solution Heat Treating, Aging, Carburizing, Nitriding, Stress Relieving, Induction Hardening, Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) and Sintering

• Heat Treating Equipment – Furnace, Pyrometry, Instrumentation, Atmospheric Control System, Quench Systems • Brazing

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Jerry Aston, +44.133.286.9273, jaston@p-r-i.org Marcel Cuperman, +1.412.367.2547, mcuperman@p-r-i.org Rob Hoeth, +1.724.772.8657, rhoeth@p-r-i.org Mark Burval, +1.724.772.8692, mburval@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Thomas Norris, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Vice Chairperson: Cyril Vernault, SAFRAN Group Secretary: Sunder Rajan, Raytheon Co.

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM)

AgustaWestland Fabrizio Quadrini Alternate: Alessandro Miglio Airbus Alex Richez Airbus Defence & Space Josefa Rodriguez-Baena Alternate: Cristina Gonzalez-Perez Airbus Helicopters Marc Taillandier Alternate: Stefan Lemberger BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Andrew Hopkins Alternate: Simon Scott The Boeing Company Doug Matson Alternate: Carolyn Backus Alternate: Jeff Koss Bombardier Inc. Tom Wilson Alternate: Louis Tremblay Cessna Aircraft Company Linnie Hook Alternate: Christina Heiman COMAC Weitao Ma Alternate: Hongping Li Alternate: Ji Yuan Eaton, Aerospace Group Pedro Aranda Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Francesco Acerra GE Aviation Jeff Thyssen Alternate: Travis Grohoske GKN Aerospace U.K. Nigel Ashby GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Peter Hammarbo Gulfstream Aerospace Christopher Borg Alternate: Brian Harvey Héroux Devtek Inc. Marc-André Lefebvre Alternate: Marc Montreuil Honeywell Aerospace Martin Day Alternate: Doug Webb

Israel Aerospace Industries Arie Ben Dov Liebherr Aerospace Andreas Elbs Lockheed Martin Corp. Earl Pruett Alternate: Mariusz Stanczyk Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD Takuya Konno Alternate: Takahiro Tachibana MTU Aero Engines AG Frank Brungs Alternate: Bernd Daniels Northrop Grumman Corporation Eddy Pham Parker Aerospace Group David Isenberg Pratt & Whitney Melissa Facas Pratt & Whitney Canada Steven Mackenzie Raytheon Co. Sunder Rajan Rockwell Collins Inc. Paul Slater Alternate: Ario Estrada Rolls-Royce Mark Emerson Alternate: Shaun Brewin Alternate: Grzegorz Wryk SAFRAN Group Cyril Vernault Alternate: Cedric Colas Sikorsky Aircraft John Merritt Alternate: Karen Kim Sonaca Laurent Geerts Spirit AeroSystems Craig Clasper Textron Systems Robert Faticanti Triumph Group, Inc. Gerald Harvey UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Thomas Norris Alternate: William Macias UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Michael Corsino Alternate: Chris Reilly

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HEAT TREATING (HT)

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Jerry Aston, +44.133.286.9273, jaston@p-r-i.org Marcel Cuperman, +1.412.367.2547, mcuperman@p-r-i.org Rob Hoeth, +1.724.772.8657, rhoeth@p-r-i.org Mark Burval, +1.724.772.8692, mburval@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Thomas Norris, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Vice Chairperson: Cyril Vernault, SAFRAN Group

Task Group Members, Continued Supplier Voting Members (UVM)

Alcoa Inc. Alternate: Brian Reynolds Alcoa – ZAO “AMR” Bill Rogers Blanchard Metals Processing Rich Madsen Blades Technology Ltd Alexander Klyuch Bodycote Heat Treatments (UK) Iain Mackenzie Braddock Metallurgical Inc Griff Braddock Alternate: Roy Adkins Carpenter Technology Dennis Fried Constellium France Michael Niedzinski Continental Heat Treating / Quality Heat Treating Johanna Lisa Alternate: Ken Nelson Dunkirk Specialty Steel, LLC Kevin Seidel Alternate: Barry Rafan FPM Heat Treating LLC Robert Ferry Firth Rixson Forgings Limited Nicholas Wood Haynes International Jeffrey Sipf Alternate: Tina Corbin Howmet Castings & Services, Inc. Dover Casting (AHDC) John Kunkle Metal Finishing Company Inc. Dave Shonts Metallurgical Processing Inc. Timothy Paradis Alternate: Stuart Sherman MMS Thermal Processing Jeremy Leetz Paulo – American Brazing Robert Cvetichan PCC Structurals – Carson City Richard Lewis Perryman Company Kevin VonScio PFW Aerospace GmbH Wilfried Weber Solar Atmospheres, Inc. Edward Engelhard Alternate: Gordon Porterfield III Specialty Steel Treating Tom Valenti Alternate: Allison Tackett TechJet Airfoils Ltd Amir Mendelovich Wyman Gordon Ltd Stuart Mellor

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MATERIALS TESTING LABORATORIES (MTL)

This task group has published the checklists (AC7101/1 – AC7101/7, AC7101/9, AC7101/11, & AC7006) for Materials Testing Laboratories. Types of activities being accredited: • ISO/IEC 17025 Requirements • Chemical Testing • Mechanical Testing

• Metallography (Micro & Macro) • Hardness • Corrosion

• Microhardness • Test Specimen Preparation

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Kevin Wetzel, +1.724.772.8652, kwetzel@p-r-i.org Jim Lewis, +1.724.772.8688, jlewis@p-r-i.org Rob Hoeth, +1.724.772.8657, rhoeth@p-r-i.org Robert Lizewski, +1.724.772.8681, blizewski@p-r-i.org Justin Rausch, +1.724.772.7116, jrausch@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Amanda Rickman, Raytheon Co. Vice Chairperson: Dan Graves, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich)

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Muriel Malhomme Bell Helicopter Textron Colin Fletcher The Boeing Company Frank Lennert Alternate: Shamim Abbas

Alternate: John Knie Alternate: Armen Talverdian Bombardier Inc. Pietro Bonarrigo

Alternate: Alexandre Bourgeois Cessna Aircraft Company Jennifer McKeegan COMAC Huiqing Zhang Eaton, Aerospace Group Ben Clark GE Aviation Doug Deaton Honeywell Aerospace Claudia Lourdes Granados Torres Alternate: Jim Hartman Alternate: Tim Myers MTU Aero Engines AG Christian Schwaminger Alternate: Thomas Brendel Northrop Grumman Corporation Gary Winters Pratt & Whitney David Bale Raytheon Co. Amanda Rickman Rockwell Collins Inc. David Cordova Rolls-Royce Barry Ward

Alternate: Bruce Nanasy SAFRAN Group Georges Coste Alternate: Philippe Brailly Spirit AeroSystems Kevin Elston Alternate: Arielle Corne Alternate: Lindsay Schurle UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) George Doviak Alternate: Dan Graves

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MATERIALS TESTING LABORATORIES (MTL) PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Kevin Wetzel, +1.724.772.8652, kwetzel@p-r-i.org Jim Lewis, +1.724.772.8688, jlewis@p-r-i.org Rob Hoeth, +1.724.772.8657, rhoeth@p-r-i.org Robert Lizewski, +1.724.772.8681, blizewski@p-r-i.org Justin Rausch, +1.724.772.7116, jrausch@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Amanda Rickman, Raytheon Co. Vice Chairperson: Dan Graves, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich)

Task Group Members, continued Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Alcoa, Inc. Robert Haldane Alcoa Global Fasteners Boyko Kirilov Atlas Testing Laboratories, Inc. Sharon Norton

Alternate: Alan Hambley ATI Allegheny Ludlum Kevin Hineman ATI Forged Products – Cudhay Operations Byron Skillings ATI Specialty Materials Monroe Operations Margaret Willis Aubert & Duval Pierre-Emmanuel Richy Alternate: Simon Tournebize Barnes Aerospace Awwen Tyrsson

Alternate: Daryl Erickson Bohler Edelstahl GmbH & Co KG Kay Fisher Bristol Industries Rick Kuhns Bureau Veritas Laboratories Eric Chabault Bytest SRL Umberto Baratta Carpenter Technology Corp. Alternate: Steven Keck Dunkirk Speciality Steel, LLC Kevin Seidel Element Materials Technology David Luoni Alternate: Bob Olevson Exova, Inc. Corwyn Berger Haynes International Inc. Annette O’Connell Heartland Precision Fasteners Donna Warner

Howmet Research Corp. Brian Griffin Alternate: Michelle McDonald IMR Test Labs Deena Crossmore Laboratory Testing Inc. Frank Peszka Carpenter Latrobe Specialty Metals John Chir Lisi Aerospace Don Huffman L.I.T. Labs. Inc. T. Rao Tipirneni Lucideon M+P Shirley Strickland Alternate: Frank Anderson Metals Technology, Inc. Jason Wright Metcut Research Associates, Inc. Jeff Viney Alternate: Philip Bretz National Analysis Center – Iron & Steel Zheng Liu NSL Analytical Services, Inc. Andrea Pierce Olympic Scientific, Inc. Dave Serbousek Otto Fuchs KG Jens Kiehn Perryman Company Kevin VonScio RTI Advanced Forming, Inc. Ben Ransom Special Metals Wiggin Ltd. – IncoTest Peter Scrimshire Timet David DeMarco Titania, Ensayos y Proyectos Industriales S.L. Pedro Astola-Gonzalez Westmoreland Testing James D. Rossi

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MEASUREMENT & INSPECTION (M&I)

The Measurement & Inspection Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to PRI AC7130 checklists. These audits address the Nadcap requirements for the following processes: • AC7130/1 Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) • AC7130/2 Laser Tracker • AC7130/3 Articulating Arm • AC7130/5 Mass Airflow Measurement of Turbine Engine Parts • AC7130/6 General Inspection PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Dave Marcyjanik, +1.724.772.7113, dmarcyjanik@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Simon Gough-Rundle, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Norman Gross, The Boeing Company

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM)

Airbus Ronan Cauchy Airbus Defence and Space Cristina Gonzalez-Perez The Boeing Company Norman Gross Alternate: Randall Becker Alternate: Mark Clark GE Aviation Al Berger Alternate: Mark Rechtsteiner Rockwell Collins Inc. Timothy Krumholz Rolls-Royce Simon Gough-Rundle Alternate: Darren Yochum

SAFRAN Group Cyril Lerebours Alternate: Benoît Gottié Sikorsky Aircraft Lance Christie Spirit AeroSystems Graeme Rankin Alternate: Chris Davison Alternate: Andrew Smith UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Steve Row UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Greg Goldhagen

Supplier Voting Members Absolute Technologies, Inc. Timothy Bergquist Alcoa Fastening Systems & Rings Owe Carlsson B&B Specialties, Inc. Mark Cummings Barnes Aerospace Fabrications Daryl Erickson Click Bond, Inc. Lee Parsley Doncasters Chard Andrew Dunbabin Alternate: Gail Shepheard Ducommun AeroStructures New York, Inc. Ralph Capra Alternate: James Ahlemeyer Esterline Engineered Materials – Darchem Engineering Gary Thompson

Helicomb Intl. Tammi Schubert Hexcel Dale Collins IHI Corporation Takahito Araki LMI Aerospace David Sherrill Alternate: Gordon Cameron Meyer Tool, Inc. Shelly Lawless Alternate: Doug Key National Physical Laboratory Lisa Leonard The Young Engineers, Inc. Dave Eshleman

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METALLIC MATERIALS MANUFACTURING (MMM)

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Jerry Aston, +44.133.286.9273, jaston@p-r-i.org Jim Lewis, +1.724.772.8688, jlewis@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Elaine Boswell, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Brian Streich, Honeywell Aerospace Secretary: Greg Goldhagen, UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand)

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Paul Graham Bombardier Inc. Alexandre Bourgeois GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Johan Tholerus Honeywell Aerospace Brian Streich MTU Aero Engines AG Werner Buchmann Rolls-Royce Elaine Boswell Alternate: Thomas Ancich SAFRAN Group Raphael Mentasti UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Ben Evans UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Greg Goldhagen Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Alcoa Bill Rogers Alternate: Mike Brandt Alternate: Jonathan Gonzalez Alternate: Brian Reynolds ATI Specialty Materials- Monroe Operations Bruce Leckey Bohler Schmiedetechnik GmbH & Co KG Wolfgang Liegl Alternate: Rudolf Graf Forgital Italy Spa Fabio Sturzen Otto Fuchs KG Markus Büscher Alternate: Markus Fuchsmann Special Metals Corp. Michael Snyder Techjet Airfoils Ltd. Amir Mendelovich Universal Stainless Ramachandra Canumalla Wyman Gordon Beth Lewis

Alternate: Stuart Mellor

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NONCONVENTIONAL MACHINING and SURFACE ENHANCEMENT (NMSE)

The Nonconventional Machining and Surface Enhancement (NMSE) Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the AC7116 series of checklists for nonconventional machining and the AC7117 checklist for surface enhancement. These audits address the following types of processes:

Nonconventional Machining

• Electrochemical Machining • Electrochemical Grinding • Electrical Discharge Machining – Fast Hole, Sinker, Wire,

EC Drilling

• Laser Beam Machining – Cutting, Drilling • Laser Marking • Spark Erosion Grind

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Brian Manty, +1.727.480.5180, bamanty@mb-tsi.com

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Paul Woolley, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Mike Schmidt, GE Aviation Secretary: David McCallister, Pratt & Whitney

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Simon Long Alternate: Peter Edwards Bombardier Inc. Caroline Des Landes Cessna Aircraft Company Jeffery Robb Alternate: Jeremy Phillips Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Vincenzo DeRosa GE Aviation Nouman Usmani Alternate: Mike Schmidt Alternate: Evren Yuksekkaya GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Joakim Idetjarn Honeywell Aerospace Alex Pohoata Alternate: Martin Grepl Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Tomohiko Ashikaga Alternate: Akiko Inoue MTU Aero Engines AG Gudrun Muehlbauer Alternate: Holger Polanetzki Parker Aerospace Dan Loveless Pratt & Whitney David McCallister Rolls-Royce Paul Woolley UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Zeljko Calija

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Barnes Aerospace Gigi Streeter Alternate: Angelo Monzo Danville Metal Stamping Co., Inc. Tim Scarlett Meyer Tool, Inc. Kevin Klingelhafer Alternate: Shelly Lawless Micro-Tronics, Inc. Jeffrey Kupis

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NONCONVENTIONAL MACHINING and SURFACE ENHANCEMENT (NMSE)

Surface Enhancement

• Automated Peening • Computer Controlled Peening • Flapper Peening

• Manual Peening • Peen Forming

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Brian Manty, +1.727.480.5180, bamanty@mb-tsi.com

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Paul Woolley, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Mike Schmidt, GE Aviation Secretary: David McCallister, Pratt & Whitney

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Simon Long Alternate: Peter Edwards AgustaWestland Fabrizio Quadrini Alternate: Alessio Colombara Bell Helicopter Textron Greg Syvertson The Boeing Company Glen Heide Alternate: K.T. Quader Alternate: Michael Steele Bombardier Inc. Caroline Des Landes Cessna Aircraft Company Jeffery Robb Alternate: Jeremy Phillips Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Vincenzo DeRosa GE Aviation Mike Schmidt Alternate: John Pfeiffer Alternate: Nouman Usmani Alternate: Evren Yuksekkaya

GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Joakim Idetjarn Héroux Devtek Inc. Marc-André Lefebvre Alternate: Marc Montreuil Honeywell Aerospace Alex Pohoata Alternate: Martin Grepl Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Tomohiko Ashikaga Alternate: Akiko Inoue MTU Aero Engines AG Gudrun Muehlbauer Alternate: Holger Polanetzki Parker Aerospace Dan Loveless Pratt & Whitney David McCallister Rolls-Royce Paul Woolley Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. Tommy Howland Triumph Group Rodney Holt UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Zeljko Calija

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Asahi Kinzoku Kogyo Inc. Yoshiomi Sukesada Blades Technology Ltd. Alexander Klyuch PTI Industries Inc. Dawn Stokes

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NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT)

The Nondestructive Testing Task Group is currently reviewing audit reports and making recommendations to Nadcap Council on accreditation for the following tests: • Magnetic Particle • Liquid Penetrant • Ultrasonic Survey-Rotating

Components

• Ultrasonic • Radiography • Computed Radiology

• Eddy Current • Digital Radiography, Digital Detector

Array

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Mark Aubele, +1.724.772.8654, maubele@p-r-i.org Phil Ford, +44.(0)144.322.5545, pford@p-r-i.org Mike Gutridge, +1.740.587.9841, mgutridge@p-r-i.org Andy Statham +44.(0)133.286.9276, astatham@p-r-i.org David Marcyjanik, +1.724.772.7113, dmarcyjanik@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: David Royce, Pratt & Whitney Vice Chairperson: Tony Warren, Airbus Secretary: Steve McCool, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) AgustaWestland Luigi Merletti Airbus Tony Warren Airbus Helicopters Philippe Beck BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Chris Dootson Bell Helicopter Textron Ed Hohman Alternate: Thomas Mike Guinn The Boeing Company Peter Torelli Alternate: Robert Reynolds Alternate: Louis Truckley Bombardier Inc. Bobby Scott COMAC Jinqiu Zhou Eaton, Aerospace Group Steven Garner Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Giacomo Maione Atlernate: Vittoria Pianese GE Aviation Harry Hahn GE Avio S.r.l. Massimo Colombo General Dynamics / Gulfstream Aerospace Mitch Birzer Alternate: Kurt Ruoff Héroux Devtek Inc. Walter Tonizzo Alternate: Marc-André Lefebvre Honeywell Aerospace Steve McCool Alternate: Fangmei Chu Alternate: Robert Hogan Alternate: Scott O’Connor Alternate: D. Scott Sullivan Alternate: Pat Thompson Israel Aerospace Industries Uri Sol Alternate: Victor Schonberger Lockheed Martin Corporation Luis Grijalva

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Hideki Nakama Alternate: Yoshiharu Kuze MTU Aero Engines AG Juergen Burchards Alternate: Dr. Hans-Hermann Kopp Northrop Grumman Corporation Steve Bauer Alternate: Greg Hall Parker Aerospace Group Dale Norwood Alternate: Gary O’Neill Pratt & Whitney David N. Royce Alternate: Jim Fowler Pratt & Whitney Canada Frédéric Girard Alternate: Pascal Brassard Premium Aerotec Peter Bartsch Raytheon Co. Donald MacLean Rockwell Collins Scott Wegener Rolls-Royce Christopher Stevenson Alternate: Jim Graves SAFRAN Group Alain Bouchet Alternate: Dominique Tomasso Sikorsky Aircraft Mike Clark Spirit AeroSystems Jim Winter Textron Aviation Justin Payne Alternate: Michael Daehling Triumph Group Sean Wood UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Rich Costantino Alternate: Robert Rainone UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Michael Mitchell Alternate: Scott Iby

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NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT)

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Mark Aubele, +1.724.772.8654, maubele@p-r-i.org Phil Ford, +44.(0)144.322.5545, pford@p-r-i.org Mike Gutridge, +1.740.587.9841, mgutridge@p-r-i.org Andy Statham +44.(0)133.286.9276, astatham@p-r-i.org David Marcyjanik, +1.724.772.7113, dmarcyjanik@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: David Royce, Pratt & Whitney Vice Chairperson: Tony Warren, Airbus Secretary: Steve McCool, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members, continued Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Alcoa (ATI) – Division Paul Rose Alcoa Fastening Systems Douglas Davies Alcoa Forgings and Extrusions Paul Johnson Alternate: Mark Pennington Alcoa Howmet William McKessy Alcoa Titanium and Engineered Products Alban Bakia Alloy Processing Inc., PCC Aerostructures Jeff Jones Aubert & Duval Claude Chambon Bohler Edelstahl GmbH & Co KG Josef Maier Alternate: Rene Krenn BYTEST SRL Stefano Pasquino Composite Inspection Solutions David Mitchell Doncasters Andrew Dunbabin E. M. Inspection Co Ltd. Andy Bakewell Element Materials Technology Julie Nguyen Exova (UK) Limited Jonathan Pugh Alternate: Martyn Bills FACC Helmuth Hoeller Hexcel Corporation Mike Ashton Hitco Carbon Composites D.E. “Skip” McDougall James Fisher NDT Paul Evans Alternate: Staci Patterson

Jorgensen Forge Corp Steve Radelich Kalistrut Aerospace Nathalie Crozat-Vigier LISI Aerospace Richard Gasset Alternate: Savas Ulucan Meyer Tool, Inc. Grant Lilley Mitchell Laboratories Inc. David Gray New Hampshire Ball Bearings Inc. Richard King Northstar Aerospace Chicago Inc. Michael Steele Otto Fuchs K.G. Bernd Spelsberg Altnernate: Jens Kiehn Orbit Industries Gary White Paradigm Precision John Massie PCC Structurals Inc. LPC Christopher Andersen Alternate: Curt Powell Precision Castparts Corp. Blair James O’Connell RBC Aircraft Products Inc. Nathan Gangloff Robert Stuart Ltd. Mark Airey Timken Aerospace Zachary Medeiros West Penn Testing Group N. David Campbell Alternate: Mark Pompe Wyman Gordon Shawn Ballou X-Ray Industries Inc. Douglas Barra

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NON METALLIC MATERIALS MANUFACTURING (NMMM)

The Non Metallic Materials Manufacturing Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the PRI AC7124. These audits address the Nadcap requirements for the following processes:

• Resin Manufacturing • Prepeg Manufacturing • Adhesive Manufacturing

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: John Tibma +1.724.772.7148, jtibma@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Keith Panuska, Lockheed Martin Corp. Vice Chairperson: Tara Campbell, Rolls-Royce Secretary: Monica Alcala, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Javier Garcia-Baeza Alternate: David Constable Alternate: Muriel Malhomme Airbus Defence & Space Alberto Portal Airbus Helicopters Achim Enzmann Alternate: Olivier Goupillon BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Brett Hemingway Alternate: Steve Grunshaw Bell Helicopter Textron John Key Jr. Alternate: Elliott Schulte The Boeing Company Lance Loeks Alternate: Adam Dalesandro Alternate: Joseph DeVirgilio Alternate: Frank Lennert Bombardier Inc. Anne Stanley Alternate: Mario Simard Cessna Aircraft Company Tawny Blumenshine Alternate: Jeremy Phillips COMAC Ping Chen Alternate: Yuhui Yuan

Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Michele Losito GE Aviation Andreas Mastorakis Alternate: Douglas Armstrong Gulfstream Aerospace Ron Kramer GKN Aerospace Richard Perrett Honeywell Aerospace Monica Alcala Alternate: James Cobb Alternate: Leah Markowitz Lockheed Martin Corporation Keith Panuska Pratt & Whitney Evelyn Jacobson Raytheon Company Randy Armstrong Rolls-Royce Tara Campbell SAFRAN Group Laura Benedetti Alternate: Patrick Dunleavy Sikorsky Aircraft Brandon Davis Spirit AeroSystems Kevin Dowling Alternate: Justin Walker Triumph Group Sally Spindor

Supplier Voting Members Avcorp Industries Inc. Vitorio Stana Cytec Solvay Group Steve Schrameyer Euro-Composites Arno Toelkes Exova (UK) Limited Natalia Becerra Pozo GKN Aerospace Alternate: Sue Lauer Hexcel Corporation Jim Brown Orbital ATK – Aerospace Structures Division Bryan Loveless Alternate: Karen Quinn

Park Aerospace Technologies Corp. Frank Alberto Alternate: Rick Price Renegade Materials Corporation Douglas Jacques Toray Carbon Fibers America Inc. Nancy Vancil Toray Composites America Inc. Colleen Saunders Alternate: Jay Berndt Alternate: Don Russell

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NON METALLIC MATERIALS TESTING (NMMT)

The Non Metallic Materials Testing Task Group is conducting audits to demonstrate compliance to the PRI AC7122-I for Independent Testing Laboratories, PRI AC7122-P for Part Manufacturers Captive Laboratories and PRI AC7122-R for Raw Materials Manufacturers Captive Laboratories. These audits address the Nadcap requirements for the testing of Class A: Composites and Class B: Adhesive/Adhesive Primer

• Mechanical Testing • Physical Testing

• Chemical Testing • Thermal Testing

• Flammability Testing

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: John Tibma +1.724.772.7148, jtibma@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Keith Panuska, Lockheed Martin Corp. Vice Chairperson: Tara Campbell, Rolls-Royce Secretary: Monica Alcala, Honeywell Aerospace

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Javier Garcia-Baeza Alternate: David Constable Alternate: Muriel Malhomme Airbus Defence & Space Alberto Portal Macias Airbus Helicopters Achim Enzmann Alternate: Olivier Goupillon BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Brett Hemingway Alternate: Steve Grunshaw Bell Helicopter Textron John Key Jr. Alternate: Elliott Schulte The Boeing Company Lance Loeks Alternate: Adam Dalesandro Alternate: Joseph DeVirgilio Alternate: Frank Lennert Bombardier Inc. Anne Stanley Alternate: Peter Bonarrigo Alternate: Mario Simard Cessna Aircraft Company Tawny Blumenshine Alternate: Jeremy Phillips COMAC Ping Chen Alternate: Yuhui Yuan

GE Aviation Andreas Mastorakis Alternate: Douglas Armstrong GKN Aerospace Richard Perrett Gulfstream Aerospace Ron Kramer Honeywell Aerospace Monica Alcala Alternate: James Cobb Alternate: Leah Markowitz Lockheed Martin Corporation Keith Panuska Northrop Grumman Corporation Larry Olsen Pratt & Whitney Evelyn Jacobson Raytheon Company Randy Armstrong Rolls-Royce Tara Campbell SAFRAN Group Laura Benedetti Alternate: Patrick Dunleavy Sikorsky Aircraft Brandon Davis Spirit AeroSystems Kevin Dowling Alternate: Justin Walker Triumph Group, Inc. Sally Spindor

Supplier Voting Members (SVM) Applus Laboratories Luis Guelbenzu Avcorp Industries Inc. Vitorio Stana CETIM Arnaud Bonnet Cincinnati Testing Labs Paul Braun Alternate: Dennis Kidd Critt-Materiaux MPC Nicolas Vetel Cytec Solvay Group Steve Schrameyer Element Hovhannes Soukiassian Alternate: Tim Esau Exova (UK) Limited Natalia Becerra Pozo GKN Aerospace Alternate: Sue Lauer

Hexcel Composites Ltd. Jim Brown Alternate: Stephen Davies IMR Test Labs William DeLaurier Orbital ATK – Aerospace Structures Division Bryan Loveless Alternate: Karen Quinn Park Aerospace Technologies Corp. Frank Alberto Alternate: Rick Price Renegade Materials Corporation Douglas Jacques TITANIA, Ensayos y Proyectos Industriales Pedro Astola Gonzalez Toray Carbon Fibers America Inc. Nancy Vancil Toray Composites America Inc. Colleen Saunders Alternate: Don Russell

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SEALANTS (SLT)

The Sealant Task Group is conducting three types of audits for Nadcap accreditation: 1) Sealant Manufacturers: AC7200/1 – Assessment of a sealant manufacturer’s ability to provide a product that conforms to sealant

specifications and customer requirements 2) Value-Added Sealant Distributors: AC7202 - Assessment of a sealant repackager’s ability to provide sealant in a final package

which include can kits, injection kits, pre-mixed and frozen (PMF), one-part cartridge, and PMF seal caps that conforms to sealant specifications and customer requirements

3) Sealing of Aerospace Assemblies and Components: AC7129 – Assessment of an organization’s ability to apply sealant on aerospace parts that conforms to process specifications and customer requirements

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Keith Purnell, +1.724.772.8685, kpurnell@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Kent DeFranco, Lockheed Martin Corp. Vice Chairperson: Brent Clothier, Cessna Aircraft Company Secretary: Estrella Watson, UTC Aerospace (Goodrich)

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Defence and Space Norberto Roiz-LaFuente Cessna Aircraft Company Brent Clothier Embraer SA Ricardo Bove General Dynamics Corp. Raj Nagarajan Honeywell Aerospace Manuel Koucouthakis Lockheed Martin Corp. Kent DeFranco Alternate: Jerry Brown NAVAIR Diane Kleinschmidt Pratt & Whitney Melissa Facas US Air Force Michelle Barga Alternate: Alan Fletcher UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Estrella Watson Alternate: Angelina Mendoza Supplier Voting Members (SVM)

3M Company Aerospace and Aircraft Maintenance Department Suzanna DeMoss Alternate: Jonathan Zook Cytec Solvay Group Jeff Steele Flamemaster Corp. Linda Smith Alternate: Josh Mazin Graco Supply Company Randy Wilt Alternate: Clarlene Lenderman Integral Products Inc. John Lane NSL Aerospace Jim Carney Packaging Systems Inc. David Nickerson PPG Aerospace/PRC DeSoto Intl. Philip Shackley

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WELDING (WLD)

Process specific requirements have been developed by the Welding Task Group and are contained in the AC7110 series of checklists. Welding processes covered include: • Additive Manufacturing • Diffusion Welding • Electron Beam Welding • Flash Welding • Friction/Inertia Welding • Fusion Welding

• Laser Welding • Percussion Stud Welding • Resistance Welding • Torch/Induction Brazing • Welder/Welding Operator

Qualification

• Evaluation of Welds

PRI Staff Engineer Contacts: Ian Simpson, +44.133.286.9272, isimpson@p-r-i.org Mike Gutridge, +1.740.587.9841, mgutridge@p-r-i.org Gabe Kustra, +1 724-772-8673, gkustra@p-r-i.org

Task Group Leadership: Chairperson: Steve Tooley, Rolls-Royce Vice Chairperson: Holger Krueger, Airbus Secretary: Chris English, GE Aviation Alternate Secretary: Les Hellemann, GE Aviation

Task Group Members Subscriber Voting Members (UVM) Airbus Holger Krueger BAE Systems – MAI (UK) Bob Fletcher Alternate: Andrew Dewhurst The Boeing Company Michael Irvin Alternate: Gary Coleman Alternate: Larry Hamanishi Bombardier Inc. Mario Leclerc Alternate: Caroline DesLandes Alternate: Hugh Jamison Cessna Aircraft (Textron Aviation) Saeed Cheema Finmeccanica SpA - Settore Aeronautica Marco Luigi Poletto GE Aviation Chris English Alternate: Les Hellemann GKN Aerospace Jerry Hulin GKN Aerospace Sweden AB Joakim Carlsson Gulfstream Aerospace Brian P. Harvey Honeywell Aerospace Milan Hanyk Alternate: Robbie Adams Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Hirohiko Hattori Atlernate: Mitsuhau Kuya MTU Aero Engines AG Ralph Kropp Alternate: Gerhard Westenrieder

Northrop Grumman Corp. William Fitzgerald Alternate: Gary Winters Parker Aerospace Osawonuyi Agbonkonkon Alternate: Brandon Beasley Pratt & Whitney Dag Lindland Alternate: Peter Lang Raytheon Company Lyle Morris Alternate: Brian Ricks Rockwell Collins Inc. Paul Slater Alternate: Dave Dvorsky Rolls-Royce Steve Tooley Alternate: Andy Toth SAFRAN Group Valere Henry Spirit AeroSystems Tommy Howland Alternate: Craig Clasper Triumph Group Rodney Holt UTC Aerospace (Goodrich) Scott Maitland UTC Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) Joel Mohnacky Alternate: Scott Iby

Supplier Voting Members (SVM)

Advance Welding Christopher Kielb Alternate: Melinda Mitton Alcoa Power and Propulsion James A. Olejarczyk Barnes Aerospace Angelo Monzo Alternate: Gigi Streeter

Ducommun AeroStructures James Ahlemeyer PAKO, Inc. Jackie Sternot Alternate: David Osenar PCC Structurals Inc. Christopher Webb Voss Industries Inc. Mike Schleckman

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E-mail Addresses and Telephone Extensions for PRI Staff

(Performance Review Institute - USA +1 724.772.1616) (Performance Review Institute - Europe +44.870.350.5011) (Performance Review Institute - China +86.10.6461.9807) (Performance Review Institute - Japan + 81.568.35.3520)

Adrian, Deb Scheduler +1.724.772.8653 dadrian@p-r-i.org Akins, Ethan Staff Engineer – Chemical Processing +1.724.772.8524 eakins@p-r-i.org Aston, Jerry Associate Program Manager - Heat Treating +44.133.286.9273 jaston@p-r-i.org Aubele, Mark Senior Program Manager - AQS, Electronics, Measurement &

Inspection and NDT +1.724.772.8654 maubele@p-r-i.org

Ayres, Jamie Scheduler +1.724.772.8582 jayres@p-r-i.org Benkart, Joyce Senior CSR – Chemical Processing +1.724.772.8643 jbenkart@p-r-i.org Bonar, Amanda European Support Coordinator +44.870.350.5011 abonar@p-r-i.org Brock, Samantha Registrar Production, Planning and Control Coordinator +1.724.772.8664 sbrock@p-r-i.org Burkholder, Scott Sales Engineer +1.724.772.8667 sburkholder@p-r-i.org Burval, Mark Staff Engineer – Heat Treating +1.724.772.8692 mburval@p-r-i.org Conboy, Connie Director, Strategy and Business Development +1.724.772.7153 cconboy@p-r-i.org Conroy, Karen Manager, Human Resources and Administration +1.724.772.7171 kconroy@p-r-i.org Cook, Nigel Lead Staff Engineer - Chemical Processing +44.207.034.1394 ncook@p-r-i.org Coyne, Danyel Registrar Sales & Marketing Support Coordinator +1.724.772.8683 dcoyne@p-r-i.org Cuperman, Marcel Senior Staff Engineer - Heat Treating +1.412.367.2547 mcuperman@p-r-i.org Daugharthy, Randy Director, Registrar Program +1.724.772.8543 rdaugharthy@p-r-i.org DiMatteo, Cindi Accounting Manager +1.724.772.8668 cdimatteo@p-r-i.org Eckels, Jennifer Coordinator, Nadcap Auditor Staffing +1.724.772.8579 jeckels@p-r-i.org Ford, Phil Senior Staff Engineer – NonDestructive Testing +44.1443.225.545 pford@p-r-i.org Frailey, Susan Staff Engineer – AQS & Electronics +1.618.615.4478 sfrailey@p-r-i.org Fratangelo, Amy Accounts Receivable/Payable Accountant +1.724.772.7595 afratangelo@p-r-i.org Garzel, Brady Registrar Process Coordinator +1.724.772.7140 bgarzel@p-r-i.org Godfrey, Hannah Senior Specialist - Professional Development & Business

Development, Europe +44.870.350.5011 hgodfrey@p-r-i.org

Graham, Mike Sr. Program Manager - Chemical Processing, Composites, Conventional Machining as a Special Process, Nonconventional Machining and Surface Enhancement

+1.724.772.8646 mgraham@p-r-i.org

Grubbs, Wendy QPL Development Coordinator +1.724.772.8647 wgrubbs@p-r-i.org Gutridge, Mike Lead Senior Staff Engineer - NDT, AQS and Welding +1.740.587.9841 mgutridge@p-r-i.org Hess, Connie Manager, Support Services and Customer Relations-Americas +1.724.772.8660 chess@p-r-i.org Hill, Joe Registrar Production Planning and Control Specialist +1.724.772.8691 jhill@p-r-i.org Hill, Paula Office Manager & HR Coordinator – Europe +44.870.350.5011 phill@p-r-i.org Hoeth, Rob Staff Engineer - Heat Treating and Materials Testing Laboratories +1.724.772.8657 rhoeth@p-r-i.org Hunkele, Mark Staff Engineer – Nonconventional Machining & Surface Enhancement +1.724.772.8689 mhunkele@p-r-i.org Ippolito, Lisa Manager, Purchasing, Facilities & Travel Management +1.724.772.4093 lippolito@p-r-i.org Kegerreis, E. J. Director, Registrar Sales and Marketing +1.724.772.4094 ekegerreis@p-r-i.org Kennedy, Joanna Manager, Communications and European Customer Relations +44.870.350.5011 jkennedy@p-r-i.org Klavon, Scott Director, Nadcap Program and Aerospace Operations +1.724.772.7111 sklavon@p-r-i.org Kornrumpf, Jennifer Senior CSR - MTL, NMSE and Welding +1.724.772.8680 jkornrumpf@p-r-i.org Kosis, Susan Financial Analyst/Cost Accountant +1.724.772.8650 skosis@p-r-i.org Kucan, Pete Senior Program Manager, Registrar Operations +1.724.772.7170 pkucan@p-r-i.org Kurtyka, Crystal Professional Development Senior Coordinator – eQuaLearn +1.724.772.8537 ckurtyka@p-r-i.org Kustra, Gabriel Staff Engineer – Welding +1.724.772.8673 gkustra@p-r-i.org Labourdique, Stéphanie Professional Development Administrator – Europe +44.870.350.5011 slabourdique@p-r-i.org Le, Liu Manager, PRI Asia/Pacific +86.10.6461.9807 lle@p-r-i.org Lewis, Jim Program Manager - Coatings, Elastomer Seals, Fluids, Materials

Testing Laboratories, Sealants and QPL +1.724.772.8688

jlewis@p-r-i.org

Li, Hailing Nadcap Asia Coordinator – China +86.10.6461.9807 hli@p-r-i.org Liu, Mingfen Professional Development Coordinator – Asia +86.10.6461.9807 mliu@p-r-i.org Lizewski, Robert Quality Manager, Industry Managed Programs +1.724.772.8681 blizewski@p-r-i.org Logan, Phylis Registrar Process Specialist +1.724.772.8641 plogan@p-r-i.org Lownes, Alec Software Developer +1.724.772.7506 alownes@p-r-i.org Marcyjanik, David Staff Engineer – Nondestructive Testing & Measurement & Inspection +1.724.772.7113 dmarcyjanik@p-r-i.org Markardt, Julia Staff Engineer – Electronics +1.724.772.8649 jmarkardt@p-r-i.org Martin, Carol CSR - Composites, Conventional Machining as a Special Process,

Electronics, Measurement & Inspection, and Non Metallic Materials Manufacturing/Testing

+1.724.772.7527 cmartin@p-r-i.org

Martin, Seema Director, European Operations, Global Marketing, Professional Development and European Business Development

+44.870.350.5011 smartin@p-r-i.org

McCabe, Justin Senior Specialist, Business Development +1.724.772.8693 jmccabe@p-r-i.org

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E-mail Addresses and Telephone Extensions for PRI Staff

(Performance Review Institute - USA +1 724.772.1616) (Performance Review Institute - Europe +44.870.350.5011) (Performance Review Institute - China +86.10.6461.9807) (Performance Review Institute - Japan + 81.568.35.3520)

McKinley, Stacey Professional Development Coordinator - eQuaLearn +1.724.772.8566 smckinley@p-r-i.org McMeans, Shannon Senior Coordinator, Support Services +1.724.772.8659 smcmeans@p-r-i.org McSorley, Brittany CSR – Coatings, Elastomer Seals, Fluids, Heat Treating, Metallic

Materials Manufacturing, and Sealants +1.724.772.7574 bmcsorley@p-r-i.org

Morrill, Lacy Registrar Process Coordinator +1.724.772.8648 lmorrill@p-r-i.org Mvibululu, Bethy European Nadcap Support Coordinator +44.(0)207.034.1245 bmvibululu@p-r-i.org Nesbitt, Christine Staff Engineer – Chemical Processing +1.724.772.4073 cnesbitt@p-r-i.org Nixon, Cynthia Professional Development Coordinator – eQuaLified +1.724.772.8644 cnixon@p-r-i.org Nixon, Robert Senior Staff Engineer, Chemical Processing +1.724.772.8596 rnixon@p-r-i.org Novak, Linda Manager, Auditor Planning & Scheduling +1.724.772.8669 lnovak@p-r-i.org O’Connor, Kellie Nadcap Program Coordinator +1.724.772.8676 koconnor@p-r-i.org Parvez, Shariq Software Engineer +1.724.772.8686 sparvez@p-r-i.org Phillis, Jim Controller +1.724.772.8565 jphillis@p-r-i.org Pinto, Joe Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer +1.724.772.7175 jpinto@p-r-i.org Ploucha, Mike Subscriber Support Specialist +1.513.243.6362 mploucha@p-r-i.org Pollock, Brett Sales Engineer +1.724.772.7567 bpollock@p-r-i.org Popova, Jelena Marketing & Communications Coordinator +44.870.350.5011 jpopova@p-r-i.org Purnell, Keith Staff Engineer - Elastomer Seals, Fluids, and Sealants +1.724.772.8685 kpurnell@p-r-i.org Rausch, Justin Staff Engineer – Coatings & Materials Testing Laboratories +1.724.724.7116 jrausch@p-r-i.org Rigot, Dina Registrar Process Specialist +1.724.772.8682 drigot@p-r-i.org Rubright, Julie Executive Assistant & HR Coordinator +1.724.772.8595 jrubright@p-r-i.org Rush, Cathy Associate CSR – AQS and NDT +1.724.772.8642 crush@p-r-i.org Sanchez, David Professional Development Coordinator – Europe +44.870.350.5011 dsanchez@p-r-i.org Shiveley, Chelsea Quality Assurance Analyst +1.724.772.7110 cshiveley@p-r-i.org Shultz, Glenn Senior Data Analyst +1.615.382.5075 gshultz@p-r-i.org Simpson, Ian Associate Program Manager - Welding +44.133.286.9272 isimpson@p-r-i.org Statham, Andy Senior Staff Engineer - Conventional Machining as a Special Process

& NDT +44.133.286.9276 astatham@p-r-i.org

Stefanakis, Louise Business Systems Manager +1.724.772.8658 lstefanakis@p-r-i.org Stefanchik, Michele Supervisor – eQuaLearn +1.724.772.8645 mstefanchik@p-r-i.org Steffey, Jon Program Manager, Informatics Solutions +1.724.772.7505 jsteffey@p-r-i.org Strotmeyer, Michele Nadcap Training Coordinator / Document Control Administrator +1.724.772.8674 mstrotmeyer@p-r-i.org Takao, Minako PRI Japan Coordinator +81.568.35.3520 mtakao@p-r-i.org Tibma, John Staff Engineer – Composites/NMMM/NMMT +1.724.772.7148 jtibma@p-r-i.org Washington, A’Raiyna Senior Informatics Support Coordinator +1.724.772.8687 awashington@p-r-i.org Wetzel, Kevin Senior Staff Engineer - Materials Testing Laboratories +1.724.772.8652 kwetzel@p-r-i.org Zajacs, Lisa Registrar Process Specialist +1.724.772.8671 lzajacs@p-r-i.org

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Training Sessions

eAuditNet Overview for Subscribers Monday, February 22nd

Directly following the Subscriber Orientation & Tutorial

eAuditNet Overview for Suppliers Tuesday, February 23rd

10:00am-11:00am

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Introduction to PRI/Nadcap

The Introduction to PRI/Nadcap is a free, web based training program designed to teach suppliers more about the Nadcap process. This webinar training reviews multiple topics including: audit preparation, a review of Nadcap Operating Procedures, information on common findings, Root Cause advice and more. To better support the Nadcap supplier community, the Introduction to PRI/Nadcap training is now translated in to French and German. Translations provide greater availability for suppliers, who can benefit from the information in their native language. The Introduction to PRI/Nadcap webinar is offered by the eQuaLearn program free of charge four times a year. If you have any questions regarding this webinar, please contact a member of the eQuaLearn team or email eQuaLearn@p-r-i.org.

Subscriber Orientation & Tutorial All new Subscriber participants are advised to attend the Nadcap Subscriber Introduction at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 22nd. The tutorial is a general Nadcap presentation geared toward Subscribers. It provides the audience an overview of the structure and functionality of the Nadcap program. As well as the opportunity to ask general Nadcap questions.

Supplier Orientation & Tutorial All new Supplier participants are advised to attend the Nadcap Supplier Introduction at 8:00 am on Tuesday, February 23rd. The tutorial is a general Nadcap presentation geared toward Suppliers. It provides the audience an overview of the structure and functionality of the Nadcap program, as well as the opportunity to ask general Nadcap questions.

Supplier Support Committee (SSC)

The Supplier Support Committee’s (SSC) Mission is to represent the supplier community and work with the Nadcap Management Council (NMC) to enhance the effectiveness and economical value of the Nadcap system for the mutual benefit of Suppliers and Subscribers. The SSC is made up of active Nadcap accredited Suppliers who are willing to help new Suppliers through the process, as well as assisting experienced Suppliers to establish, maintain and improve their accredited processes. The focus of the SSC is on the overall Nadcap procedural process and issues which affect all Nadcap accredited Suppliers. The SSC offers a Supplier Mentoring program, dedicated to assisting those Suppliers who are new to the process and/or those needing assistance with navigating through the Nadcap system by providing names and contact information of experienced Nadcap Suppliers. If you would like to work with a Mentor please send an email to NadcapSSC@p-r-i.org. All suppliers are urged to attend the SSC Meeting on Tuesday, February 23rd from 5:00 pm-6:30 pm to learn more about changes within the Nadcap program, provide feedback on issues that affect them and ask general Nadcap questions.

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